

Reddit is pretty nice as a source of information, but mostly on smaller and more obscure things, not big political topics like US elections… that’s what the last year has taught me, at least.
Reddit is pretty nice as a source of information, but mostly on smaller and more obscure things, not big political topics like US elections… that’s what the last year has taught me, at least.
Is the creator of lemmy one of them? I saw the username for lemmy’s creator in wiki and on the same day, bizarrely enough, he replied to my comment while defending north Korea of all places.
I’m sure you can do some level of communication with zero words. If you get really desperate, pull up a translator app like deepl.
Apparently that was a misunderstanding, he communicated badly. Or I’m thinking of something else, idk. https://archive.ph/xoleo
PeerTube isn’t one of these “YouTube, but without ads” apps? I might check it out, but I still think YouTube has the total monopoly on video form content right now.
How about Anthropic?
I don’t understand.
Too little too late, I wish there was a non-US alternative to YouTube.
How does this factor in to all this? https://archive.ph/xoleo
Nonsense, paying doesn’t always mean you get to own it. I would understand the excuse more if you let’s say bought a game on Steam, but then Steam went away forever and you lost the game and you don’t want to pay for it again. But by that time the game would be super cheap anyway… Well, unless it was now unavailable, then piracy is the only solution to actually getting it.
Yeah, like they said, not much intelligence to spare anymore.